Overview
- Marine Le Pen expressed her determination to prepare for the presidency, emphasizing her readiness to lead and her belief in political voluntarism inspired by Donald Trump.
- She criticized Emmanuel Macron's leadership, calling for a shift to proportional representation in elections and suggesting a political or economic crisis could lead to his resignation.
- Le Pen dismissed concerns about a potential ineligibility ruling in her upcoming trial, stating her confidence in the French people's right to choose their candidate for the 2027 presidential election.
- She attacked the government's handling of immigration, calling for stricter measures and criticizing Interior Minister Bruno Retailleau for insufficient action despite his rhetoric.
- Le Pen predicted a parliamentary dissolution by late summer or fall, advocating for electoral reform and reaffirming Jordan Bardella's role as her party's candidate for Prime Minister.